Adrenaline rush

We got back our Project Work results today. Guess what! I got Band 1! *woohoo* My class did very well because everyone got either Band 1 or 2.

Well, the highlight of today is me donating blood. This is my first time donating blood. What an ACHIEVEMENT! I was such a brave boy. *grinz* Everything went smoothly for me: the registration was fast; my haemoglobin level is high enough; I felt little pain during the injections. I managed to fill the empty packet in about 3 minutes. It was considered very fast because some people who started drawing their blood earlier than me are slower in filling their packets. *haha* Anyways, the nurses who attended to me were fabulous. They were so friendly and made me feeling most at home.

Many thanks to my sistas, Benny and Gerald for being there and keeping me company!

During my registration for the blood donation, I met a guy whom I found very familiar. He is Yuvan. He was my teammate in a leadership camp at the Chinese High School. Now he is my junior (in MJ). I wanted to find out whether he was the same guy so I decided to ask him: "Did you attend a leadership training camp at the Chinese High before?" He did! *haha* Singapore is very small.

Lastly, the journey home with Gerald in bus 15 (SBS2826 Y) was a traumatizing one. A handicapped man boarded the bus at the Century Square bus stop. He did not tap his ez-link card so the bus driver started asking him. The handicapped man became very agitated and started cursing and swearing at the driver. I was scared, I was stiff. Both me and Gerald were sitting very near him. We freaked out! Anyways, the man threatened the bus driver and the brave driver decided to let the polivce handle this issue. (so he turned the bus at Safra to the police post instead of moving straight towards TP). Well, the driver rox! He was staying very calm throughout the whole ride to the police post.

To Jav: Thanks for the dinner!~

Very tired le. Need to sleep. That's all for now.